Monday, May 13, 2013

OSPL - Good Morning S'pore - Central Dealing Desk

Stock Name: StarHub
Company Name: STARHUB LTD
Research House: NomuraPrice Call: SELLTarget Price: 3.30

Stock Name: Hyflux
Company Name: HYFLUX LTD
Research House: DBS VickersPrice Call: HOLDTarget Price: 1.43

Stock Name: Genting HK US$
Company Name: GENTING HONG KONG LIMITED
Research House: UOB KayHianPrice Call: HOLDTarget Price: 0.41




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13 May 2013~ Good Morning Singapore!


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13 May 2013~ Good Morning Singapore!

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Singapore: The Day Ahead

SINGAPORE DAYBOOK:Reits alone not to blame for retail woes

[SINGAPORE] Real estate investment trusts (Reits) in the retail sector are often blamed for pushing up rentals and consumer prices, but market watchers say it's not such a straightforward situation. And retail Reits may face challenges of their own going forward.
Some retailers have highlighted the problem rising rentals pose to businesses, especially the smaller ones. At the recent World Retail Congress Asia Pacific, reports cited the Singapore Retailers Association (SRA) noting a growing Reit market as one of the factors behind the higher rentals.
Reits generally have strong pricing power because they own most of the prime malls in Singapore, Alan Cheong, head of research at Savills Singapore said. "The profit maximisation motive is driving them to try to max out the yields for the shareholders. And then they will be very tough on their end of the bargaining table against the retailers."
In return for securing a prime spot, retailers have to accept the trade-off.

MARKET SCOOP

Straco Q1 net profit triples
Hotel Royal Q1 net profit down 4.7%
Best World post Q1 profit of $962,000
Lee Kim Tah Q1 profit nearly trebles
Boardroom Limited Q3 profit falls 18.5%
UOL's Q1 net profit falls 15%
UOL offers S$2.55 per Pan Pacific Hotels share in exit offer
Pan Pacific Hotels Q1 net profit down 45%

NOMURA Securities says...

STARHUB | REDUCE | TP: S$3.30

StarHub's 1Q revenues, EBITDA and NPAT were +/-3% of our and market forecasts. Service revenues of SGD547mn were flat y-y but down 3% q-q
EBITDA and NPAT rose 3-4% each y-y and q-q, with 33% margin
In the wireless business, StarHub added 17k subs to a total of 2.2mn subscribers, while in broadband, the net adds were zero and in pay-TV it lost another 4k subs
Wireless ARPUs (which were restated to exclude inbound roaming) have been flat to declining for the past 2-3 quarters despite the recent data repricing initiatives
NBN issues continue in fixed services, where revenues have been in the SGD80-95mn range per quarter for the last three years now
Management also stated that competition is high in this segment which is putting pressure on ARPUs
Management has reduced its FY13 revenue guidance slightly from 'single-digit' revenue to 'low single-digit revenue'
It has maintained its EBITDA margin guidance to around 31% despite it being 33% in 1Q
StarHub's long-standing CFO, Kwek Buck Chye, is retiring after 11 years in the role
One key appeal of StarHub, which is hard to match, is its S5c absolute dividend every quarter (4.2% yield), and one of the reasons for its share price strength we believe

DBS VICKERS Securities says...

HYFLUX | HOLD | TP: S$1.43

1Q13 net profit of S$8m came in slightly below our S$9m forecast
Sales declined 10% y-o-y to S$124.5m but net profit rose 5%
Adjusted net margins of 6% were stable y-o-y despite lower sales, largely because of effective cost management
EPC for Tuaspring has pushed Asia ex-China (largely Singapore) to 87% of sales from 67% previously
Net gearing rose to 0.7x from 0.6x in Dec due to higher borrowings taken to support Tuaspring execution
Tuaspring is on track to commence operations in July while Magtaa has started operating
Deducting 1Q13 revenue, we estimated Hyflux's EPC orderbook is c.S$875m including Dahej
Hyflux's recurring income consists of O&M fees, asset returns and membrane sales
Of these, O&M fees and asset returns form the bulk but it is still small at this juncture as bigger projects like Tuaspring and Magtaa have yet to contribute meaningfully
Positive industry trend bodes well for Hyflux but near term performance may be slow as orderbook is depleting
Hence, we maintain Hold with unchanged TP at S$1.43


UOB KAY HIAN says...

GENTING HONG KONG | HOLD | TP: US$0.41

Genting Hong Kong (GENHK's) 50% JV, Travellers International, has filed a draft prospectus with the Philippine Stock Exchange for a proposed IPO
Details of the IPO - namely the number of shares to be offered, offer price and any pre-transaction reorganization are yet to be finalized
An IPO of Travellers has been anticipated since the listing of NCL early this year, and there has been recent speculation that a corporate reorganization may split two IRCs (Resorts World Manila and Resorts World Bayshore) into separate entities
Floating Travellers now would be positive for GENHK, to capitalize on the upbeat sentiment over the Philippines' gaming market potential
As an indication of trading range, an optimistic valuation of GENHK would place the SOTP at around US$0.60
This takes into account NCL's present market cap of US$6.5b (ie no discounts imputed) and Bloomberry's US$3b market cap
We understand that PAGCOR and its licensees are in discussions on how to address the tax position in a manner that would be equitable and remain supportive of the industry
Separately, we understand that RWM has had a good 1Q13 with record daily win rates, despite the introduction of competition with Solaire Manila's opening in March
Nevertheless, we are still mindful over RWM's outlook - in the immediate term, as Solaire steps up its VIP marketing efforts, and in the longer term, how it will compete with the IRCs at ECM, which will likely be the natural gaming hub in Manila
Maintain HOLD and US$0.41 target price on GENHK for now, pending details of Travellers' IPO, and clarity on the tax position of PAGCOR licensee companies


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